Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31


What IS your highest wish, Helen, he
said tu her "a day, AS they we'c seated
ou Ja' river hunk
Glow can You ASA she puerit' in I"
sweet lushru 'ulyy. nave ""i one
wish. sua chat Wall he 'HIUi'H.
what Is n. hr '~N," "~">."u''l 90.
"lr Is that mas get my S'Ee' "''H'
She answered "G''i"'S' ""i "o "o. let
ls Srr"N @i IL. ""'l u''N'- ''' sue.
l,N' do It, a. pr o' ~. WY Nv
'"n wish :" h''N i" get You, N'S"' n''N.
A"e'P o'uN" >P'e"" over net "''N "'''
ace ,,,
10 not ASK me ABOUT 'u''' il''o'u'
'he whispered hu''te"'S.
hH' WISH L" N"o" fle'en' Ut IN
sisted.
NAe t''Ss" "'' "'"" %ut '"'ue" "e'
LN' S'-"'''NS eyes ''""'" nun.
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''o, ''c N''" WIN S'''t|y ''tc'"u"E
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snapped Iuu the pieces uIoppcu between
MS H"SS-. For 'ohS "uue ne ",u not
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NeTt EvAIi he 'iru'h'd MS tr"'"'" >HI"'n'I
IrI' OF pam. She sat smiling with SWEEP
confidence, absorbed IN her happy vision.
DO sou know she continued, how !
found uut how you looked / did not ash
grandmother. because 3 did not wish t.
know, II all at once, but I wanted 90 hJv,
~nutrth!ug TO wonder about In my long
leisure. something To I'M the empty dark
urS- about me-. and 81 | thought ont, Tea,
ture 10y feature, how You looked Anu
whenever my fancy stopped, only Sud
half aloud to myself, Harold Won ~''g1'ru
and there WIS such a proud rtug 900 the
name that my fancy IrIped forward AGAIN,
aud knew ut oncc how Harold Won
Craven mus, look
he could endure IL uo iuUgrr. tils SOU
stretched upon the rack, wulhyd WITH ~.
IJj>jtr pain. With cropping hands Ice seized
uolt ot % low hanging hrlnca ah"'e nun
aud pulled himself mp. lIl> uh''~ SCENE.
uuul3 and dead, ami hS @A'i unsteady. \
strange rrr~p"n~'"ti'l HN "' peE'u"''- ,I'
tuAlr}',uu, TOOK pd>"|N'"" W mum ''
moved away but ne "lH not Nu"" "u'''
bee wis going Ihousu' Sr'I"rd "' '"'"'''
able NgNJiiou. lie was weary "'"i
unto death.
".
For wyyN perhaps, he dad not See her.
and when he called the next time, h'
found the GRANDMOTHER alone lie hrg.r,
n-r for Gnd's sake. moi, To tell Helen otha
irfo.mttv. or mention us nickname in he.
presence. The agitation in his mauue.
aud the distress in his voice impressed th,
old woman, and she promised what ne
NSrd- She then began 10 "",'nP'' '' U'.
"onted fashion, about tue n'" ''"''' CIV
the HNyd lot "I lhr poor. ~" ''P'--""
down uli. SIT, Nu" s"r ID"N'uE up no"
her ~ptunIus wheel / 7h'', 500" "' "',I''
the sOd. WHAT VIII iuei' 'H'" DE- I"' 'I'
little las, but the poor Rouse IL she "ull
had her S'-ut, sill then she ''H'" ''S'
Gaze oi herself, Tor ~he S smart vn"''-"
cod bless her. aud Nh" has uu'olhilol
1eusr. But To Ice gu the p1i'-H SrnN'ur'
thing like hr'-l' viii he misery N"' u"
be- misery.
She gave hlh Il 4u''h' Warming s.%u.' -
Helen entered. ana nr "n",IS."G" ,"', ~
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